Agreement Is Usually Evidenced by Which Two Events

question 121

Multiple Choice

Agreement is usually evidenced by which two events?

• A) Offer and decision
• B) Offer and agreement
• C) Offer and acceptance
• D) Offer and acknowledgment

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Definitions:

Consolidation Adjustment

Adjustments made during the preparation of consolidated financial statements to eliminate the effects of inter-company transactions among entities within a single group.

Contingent Liability

A liability that may occur depending on the outcome of a future event.

Business Combination Valuation Entries

Journal entries made in accounting to record the assets and liabilities at their fair values in a business acquisition.

Dividend Payable

A liability recorded on a company's balance sheet representing the amount of dividends declared by the board of directors but not yet paid to shareholders.